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Fishing The Wild

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Fishing the Wild follows two long-time friends Morgan Hartney and Hamish Simpson as they journey into one of those places - East Arnhem Land in remote northern Australia. A place that is as beautiful as it is dangerous, where many of the world's biggest predators compete with one another.
6 episoder13+
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Episoder

  1. S1 E1 - Honey Island
    15. oktober 2015
    25min
    13+
    Morgs and Simmo set off into East Arnhem Land in remote Northern Australia, fishing their way through the dramatic and diverse wilderness.
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  2. S1 E2 - Gangan Night Barra
    24. oktober 2015
    23min
    ALLE
    Morgs and Simmo head deep in inland searching for the most iconic Australian sport fish, the barramundi.
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  3. S1 E3 - Blue Beach of Dhaniya
    31. oktober 2015
    23min
    7+
    Morgs and Simmo are in Dhaniya, searching for a special beach that Giant Trevally use to hunt baitfish.
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  4. S1 E4 - The Secrets of Arnhem Bay
    7. november 2015
    23min
    7+
    Simmo and Morgs head into Arnhem Bay this week to catch up with some old friends. They are taken spearfishing for stingray.
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  5. S1 E5 - Wild Buck Bay
    14. november 2015
    23min
    7+
    Morgs and Simmo take their small tinny into Buckingham bay, a remote and inhospitable place, where just keeping the tinny afloat is there main goal.
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  6. S1 E6 - The Spaniards of Cape Wessel
    21. november 2015
    23min
    ALLE
    The Wessel Islands are considered one of the most remote and wild places in Australia. And it's because of this reputation that Morgs and Simmo have to get there.
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Lydspråk
English
Undertekster
English [CC]
Regissører
Morgan Hartney
Skuespillere
Morgan HartneyHamish Simpson
Studio
Run for the Hills Productions
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